Bottlecap Alley Icehouse Grill

I went for a weekday lunch and there wasn’t even a line! What a pleasant surprise that was in the West 7^th area. The burgers are quite affordable starting at $ 4.20. I thought mine was great, and the ¼lb portion was just right for me. They have a ton of toppings you can add for free or a few cents more. My friend and I split a large order of fries (cheaper than two regular orders) and it was more than enough for two people. The waitress accidentally brought us an order of onion rings and let us keep them. I wonder if this was a plot to get us to try them because HOLY CRAP they’re delicious! I will definitely order them next time.
I really like this place. The food is great, the waitstaff is extremely friendly and fun, and the prices are dirt cheap, especially for the area.

½ pound Mushroom Swiss burger was the best I had ever eaten. Large fries were plentiful and incredibly delicious too. And even my fountain coke had the right mixture and was perfect. Best burgers in Fort Worth. Superior service and fun atmosphere. Definitely will be going back!
Alan S.

Give this place a try! We did and now I’m addicted to their queso. It’s fantastic!
Sweet Asian Chili wings are also fantastic!
Atmosphere is like Buffalo Wild Wings. Lots of TVs
$ 3.50 DosXX at Happy Hour. Yum

Burger and Chili cheese fries (my friend ordered them) were both as good as I would make at home without all the work! Service at front door was also nice! Don’t eat your lunch at the bar because the bartender will ignore you unless your a cute guy! Management was nice enough to send me a message apologizing! So I will be back!

Great atmosphere. Big location. Plenty of seating. Great food. Great drinks and happy hour specials. Able to customize your burger to most anything.

Great burgers at a good price! Great service! Good place to watch football! Good for big groups. Chips and queso/​salsa was good. Need some amber or pecan beers on draft. :)

Bottlecapping a kiss in the alley.
Mwah! I love you
–fun easy nice relaxed joint
–amazingly helpful service
–excellent prices
–easy order system
–custom make burger, salad, chili pies, hot dogs, grilled fish
****can make healthy options. I did salad head sandwich with grilled fish. Yummers only $ 4.50
Amazing management. So our chili pie was going to take some time to score some ingredients that ran out, so the manager accommodated us honest style then gifted us free burger certificates. Totally not necessary but a nice touch as we didn’t have to wait very long in the first place and we were having so much fun runnin around the joint we lost track of time anyways.
Yayer I’m a fan. If only I could score in the alley

Same burger and fry consistency I’ve come to expect but upgraded ambiance over the Keller location. Smaller place, more and better TVs plus single pool table at the back. Business seemed slow for a Sunday but with college out don’t know in competitive 7^th street area.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place! It’s fundamentally a sports bar type place but they had a lot of food options. You order like you would at Which Wich with paper and pen then hand it to the front register. I had a grilled chicken sandwich with avocado, bacon, ranch, and a side of fries. I really enjoy places where what you order is EXACTLY what you get. It was simply grilled chicken, no extra stuff I didn’t order like lettuce/​tomato/​sauces. The fries were ok, but I thought the sandwich was great. Lots of TVs to watch your sport of choice. Friendly staff. I’ll definitely be back for another game watching night.

There are better places in walking distance.

Alley Cap is a nice addition to West 7^th. Ordering is a bit unusual, seems like they are going to waste tons of paper with their oversized markup sheets. Seriously who does this in 2014? Anyway, you bring your highlighted sheets up to counter and they take your money and give you a number for table. The vibe here is fuddruckerish but slightly more character. Seems a bit bland for this area filled with gourmet and unique establishments. The fries here were highlight: large but crispy. The bacon cheese fries were also great. The burgers are fine, patty way too thin for my taste, but cooked nicely and the topping choices were varied. The bun was great. Overall it seemed like reasonable prices but after paying separate for fries, toppings and drinks it was almost $ 14 a person. I think that rodeo goat and magnolia motor lounge both offer better burgers at same price. In and Out is same quality and better price.

We’ve been a bit spoiled here in Fort Worth as of late, in that every time word comes of a new burger spot opening up, we expect (and, well, sort of demand) a knock-​your-​socks-​off place with a burger that borders on a religious experience.
So sometimes it may be easy to forget that a good burger is just a good burger. What you’ll find here is exactly that with an ice house theme (and a slightly lower price point than you’ll find elsewhere around those parts), the kind of place where you check your expectations at the door and accept that there a lot of worse places to find yourself than in front of a burger and a beer.
When you walk in, there’s a pile of paper menus for you to fill out before you hit the register, and you have the option of building whatever burger you have a hankering for with an assortment of check boxes — or otherwise having one of the burgers they have prepared on the menu, and there’s also a selection of bar food staples like wings in case you’re looking for something of the non-​burger variety.
Altogether not a bad place by way of any attempt at a description. It’s not Rodeo Goat, it’s not Fred’s — but then again most places aren’t, and it still manages to be pretty satisfying.